A friend of mine purchased a new 535 last year, and it drops shells out of the magazine when pumped. He shoots, pumps, the 2nd shell falls to the ground, and the third shell goes into the chamber.
It seems to be a fairly common problem amongst them.
How is it that you know this to be a common problem? Interestingly enough, my first 870 would do something similar - I would pump it, the chamber would be empty, but there would be a live round on the ground.
How is it that you know this to be a common problem? Interestingly enough, my first 870 would do something similar - I would pump it, the chamber would be empty, but there would be a live round on the ground.
May not be current....My brother bought a Maverick (Can-tire) about 4 months after my 500. It was almost half the price. The only differences (I recall) were:
Black synthetic on the Maveric vs. my "real" wood
His had only one "action bar" (slide? Mine had one on each side whereas his had only one)
His safety was on the trigger group, mine was a tang (and, n'er worked quite right!)
For half price, he got 85% the same gun. Things may have changed...this was all 25 years ago
The only difference now is the maverick has 2 action bars and changeable chokes.
I've put probably a few thousand rounds through mine, never had a problem. Service support is pretty decent too...only takes a few days from the states and almost never costs any money.
For 300 dollars canadain a 870 express with wood stock is amazing.
Wont break, isnt very pretty though lol
A friend of mine purchased a new 535 last year, and it drops shells out of the magazine when pumped. He shoots, pumps, the 2nd shell falls to the ground, and the third shell goes into the chamber.
It seems to be a fairly common problem amongst them.



























